Lunar GN&C Hardware Engineer (Hybrid – Houston)

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relative dynamicsHouston (TX)

Computer Hardware Engineers Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing

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Relative Dynamics seeks a GN&C Hardware Engineer to support the lunar mission portfolio for a Commercial Space customer. This hybrid role requires regular on-site work in Houston, TX and is not eligible for remote work. You will help select, specify, and integrate GN&C flight hardware, develop interfaces with GN&C and avionics teams, and support testing, qualification, and documentation throughout the hardware lifecycle.

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